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energy at zero temper so first of all
you take the second derivative
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you take the second derivative
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you take the second derivative
of the energy not of the free energy and
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of the energy not of the free energy and
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of the energy not of the free energy and
you don't take it
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you don't take it
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you don't take it
at the finite temperature lce parameter
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at the finite temperature lce parameter
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at the finite temperature lce parameter
you take it at the zero temperature
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you take it at the zero temperature
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you take it at the zero temperature
latus parameter
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latus parameter
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latus parameter
okay so we have two sources of error and
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okay so we have two sources of error and
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okay so we have two sources of error and
if one is they both require a different
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if one is they both require a different
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if one is they both require a different
solution you know we use energy to
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solution you know we use energy to
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solution you know we use energy to
calculate the B modulus at zero
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calculate the B modulus at zero
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calculate the B modulus at zero
temperature rather than free energy and
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temperature rather than free energy and
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temperature rather than free energy and
we use the zero temperature lce
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we use the zero temperature lce
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we use the zero temperature lce
parameter